Meadowbrook Middle School
Administration
Welcome Back, Principal Ross!
Meadowbrook Middle School is proud to welcome back Mrs. Tiffany Ross for another exciting and purpose-driven school year! With 19 years of dedicated service in the Fort Worth Independent School District, Mrs. Ross brings a wealth of experience, passion, and leadership to our campus.
Throughout her career, Mrs. Ross has held several impactful roles, including: Assistant Principal at Oscar Dean Wyatt High School, Turnaround Secondary Coordinator for the Fort Worth Children’s Partnership (FWCP) and Morningside Children's Partnership (MCP), where she focused on supporting secondary campuses across FWISD and Instructional Coach and Content Coach at McClung and Morningside Middle Schools.
A common thread throughout her journey has been her unwavering commitment to mentoring and coaching students, families, and educators. She views each role as a divine assignment, using her gifts to lead others toward their fullest potential.
At Meadowbrook, where Excellence is the Expectation, Mrs. Ross remains focused on, supporting academic achievement, building safe and meaningful relationships, empowering students to prepare for the future, lead in their communities, and embrace lifelong learning.
Outside of school, Mrs. Ross enjoys spending quality time with her husband, Titus Ross, and their daughter, Evelynn, who is now a proud first grader in one of our very own Fort Worth ISD schools. Mrs. Ross is also an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, and serves her community through her involvement with Freedom Church in Bedford, TX.
We are thrilled to have Mrs. Ross leading the way at Meadowbrook Middle School for another year of growth, excellence, and empowerment!
I was born in Puerto Rico and raised between Philadelphia and the island, where I spent most of my formative and academic years. I earned both my bachelor’s degree in Teaching English and her master’s degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from Ana G. Méndez University in Puerto Rico. Driven by a passion for leadership in education, I later obtained her principal certification through Region 11’s GO program and I am currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership.
With 17 years of experience in education, I began my teaching career as an English teacher in Puerto Rico. In 2013, My family and I moved to Fort Worth, Texas, where I became a dual language teacher. My commitment to student success and instructional excellence led me to transition into school leadership, and I have proudly served as Assistant Principal at Meadowbrook Middle School for the past four years.
I has been married for 23 years and am the proud mother of two college-aged sons. My eldest, Christian, is studying Political Science at TCU with aspirations of becoming a lawyer, while my youngest, Julian, is attending Wayland Baptist University on a full basketball scholarship. Our family also includes their beloved dog, Vader, and cat, Alaska.
Outside of school, my family and I enjoy spending time at the beach, listening to music, and cheering on Julian at basketball games.
Damon Sumner is the 6th Grade Administrator at Meadowbrook Middle School, proudly serving in this role for five years. With a total of nine years of administrative experience, Damon began his career as a Social, Emotional, and Academic Support (SEAS) teacher, where he dedicated eight years to fostering student growth.
As a strong leader, Damon is passionate about meeting students at their level and believes that building meaningful relationships with both students and parents is essential. He is committed to enhancing the school community and culture, ensuring a supportive, safe, and engaging environment for all.
Damon's favorite quote is: "Every great story starts with a struggle. Make your struggles the foundation of your legacy, not the excuse for your failure."
He is also a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
Ariel Bradley currently serves as the Dean of Instruction, where she is committed to enhancing academic excellence among students and fostering professional growth among educators. With over 15 years of experience in the field of education, Mrs. Bradley possesses extensive knowledge in curriculum development, instructional leadership, and data-driven decision-making.
Prior to her appointment as Dean of Instruction, Mrs. Bradley held various roles, including Data Analyst, Social Studies Teacher, and Special Education Teacher. Throughout her career, she has earned a reputation for her dedication to instructional excellence and mentorship. Mrs. Bradley holds a Master’s Degree in Special Education from the University of Phoenix and a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Jackson State University.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Mrs. Bradley has been married for 21 years and is the mother of two adult children and a grandmother to one grandchild. She enjoys traveling, with a particular fondness for her hometown of Chicago, IL. Mrs. Bradley remains passionate about empowering educators and inspiring lifelong learning in her community.